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A Review of Electromagnetic Elimination Methods for low-field portable MRI scanner

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arxiv 2406.17804 v3 pith:F4DJUMCQ submitted 2024-06-22 physics.med-ph cs.AIcs.CVcs.LGeess.IV

A Review of Electromagnetic Elimination Methods for low-field portable MRI scanner

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keywords deeplearningeliminationmethodsadvancedcapabilitiesconventionalelectromagnetic
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This paper analyzes conventional and deep learning methods for eliminating electromagnetic interference (EMI) in MRI systems. We compare traditional analytical and adaptive techniques with advanced deep learning approaches. Key strengths and limitations of each method are highlighted. Recent advancements in active EMI elimination, such as external EMI receiver coils, are discussed alongside deep learning methods, which show superior EMI suppression by leveraging neural networks trained on MRI data. While deep learning improves EMI elimination and diagnostic capabilities, it introduces security and safety concerns, particularly in commercial applications. A balanced approach, integrating conventional reliability with deep learning's advanced capabilities, is proposed for more effective EMI suppression in MRI systems.

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  1. Comment on electromagnetic noise cancellation in low-field MRI systems (arXiv:2509.05955v1, 2406.17804v3, 2210.06730v2, and related works)

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    Post-elimination of EMI via external sensing coils in LF-MRI necessarily produces higher residual contamination than optimal hardware-based pre-elimination.